Sentence examples for would be antagonistic from inspiring English sources

Any effort in that direction would be "antagonistic to the freedom of expression guaranteed by the First Amendment".

At a seminar last week at Tsinghua University in Beijing, where Brookings finances a study center, Mr. Lieberthal said there was an increasing belief on both sides that the two countries would be "antagonistic in 15 years".

It is possible that the effect of PINK1 is to influence mitochondrial fusion, in which case the effects of Drp1 would be antagonistic but indirect.

Results falling significantly above the curve (less than expected inhibition) would be antagonistic, and results falling significantly below the curve (more than expected inhibition) would be synergistic.

Although the CDR2-containing epitope does not seem to be involved in the binding of endogenous cognate ligands (CD80 and CD86) and mAb engagement would not be antagonistic, the epitope might present an allosteric site for non-competitive inhibition.

When n = 1, the DRC for a single agent increases less rapidly than linear, and a sham substitution would be considered antagonistic using effect summation (or RDA).

However, from an evolutionary genetics perspective, canalizing XX- and XY-specific epi-marks would be sexually antagonistic (SA-epi-marks) if they sometimes carry over across generations and steer sexual development in a gonad-discordant direction in opposite-sex descendent offspring (like the stress-induced trans-generational epi-marks that partially feminize the brains of male mice 22– 22.

On the contrary, if the percentage of decreased viability obtained by an experiment was less than Ebliss, the effect of the combination would be considered to be antagonistic.

Given that MYC is an oncogene and BRG1 is a tumour suppressor, we would expect the relationship to be antagonistic.

Mr. Sharansky's constituency tends to be antagonistic to the idea that Israel, such a small country compared with the former Soviet Union, would make territorial concessions.

These activities appear to be antagonistic.